A Leafy Hello


Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today and I have fallen in love with the leaf stamps from Rubber Dance.  This set - NP1-M: I Love Leaves - has a variety of leaves in all shapes and sizes. 



You can easily cut apart the stamps and use them independently, but I opted to keep the sheet of rubber whole and use it as a background stamp.  I wanted to stay with a fall theme, so I used greens and browns.  After inking the stamp with assorted colors of Clearsnap chalk ink, I stamped a panel of white cardstock. 


After inking the edges of the panel with brown ink, I matted it with 2 colors of brown cardstock, then  wrapped some coordinating ribbon around the panel before adding it to the green card.


Several leaves were fussy cut and scrunched to give them a more realistic look.  They were added to the card with foam adhesives under the ribbon.    The sentiment (JNEN-2E: Just a note) was tied to the ribbon with some twine.

To see more of the stamps available, visit the Rubber Dance store.


Supplies:
Stamps:  Rubber Dance
Ink:  Clearsnap
Cardstock:  Bazzill


Thanks for stopping by today.

Steph
My blog: http://stephaniescraps.blogspot.com

Comments

Cataleya said…
Dear Steph, it's so pretty card!!! :)
~Olga Kovalchuk
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Anonymous said…
Steph, this is a very elegant, autumnal card! Beautiful!
Hugs
Gabriele
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Unknown said…
Love it Steph. Your leaves look almost frosty.
Friday, September 19, 2014
Bibi Lindahl said…
Thank you, Steph! Those crunched up leaves are such a neat detail!!
xox
Saturday, September 20, 2014
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